Abstract: The present invention is a mold apparatus and method for injection molding a plastic part. A cavity mold part defines at least one main cavity. A core mold assembly has surfaces complementary with the main cavities. The core mold assembly includes an outer core mold part having a center opening. An outer ejector part is positioned for movement in the center opening. An inner stem ejector part is positioned within the outer ejector part. The cavity mold part and the core mold assembly are moved together and the thermoplastic material injected to form the plastic part. The cavity mold and the core mold assembly is separated. The outer and inner ejector parts are moved together and away from the outer core mold part. Preferably a stripper part rotates a portion of the formed part. The inner stem ejector part is then moved relative to the outer ejector part and completed plastic parts removed.

Abstract: A snap-on tamper resistant lid having a dual locking system to retain the lid on the container. The lid has a top and a depending skirt. A plurality of beads extend inwardly from the skirt and serve as a primary locking device to retain the lid on a container. A plurality of secondary locking ribs are hinged to the skirt below the level of the beads. The secondary locking ribs have a distal end or edge biased toward the container. Upon initial installation the locking ribs are positioned below the container lip. To remove the lid one must remove the tear strip and the locking ribs. The beads still serve to secure the lid to the container.

Abstract: A plastic recyclable container including a container body having a bottom and a continuous sidewall. A pair of ears are positioned on the sidewall and include opposed shaped openings. A plastic handle has a connector assembly at each end including a pair of inwardly directed projections received by the openings. The projections include holding members positioned within the ears. The cross-section of the projections is shaped complementary with the ear openings ensuring that the handle can be moved to different predetermined positions.